Re: compiling windows CE kernel

yes Agreed ,
I did install the shared code in PRIVATE folder but when we try to compile
the PRIVATE folder files lots of files are not there and we cannot build the
nk.lib . Is the shared source licence easily availible to all or we need to
be a big OEM and Gold partner of MS or something .......


"Anthony Pellerin" wrote:

Note that all the code is not available. You can install some of the
private code when installing PB (and agree the shared source licence).
You can have more sources (almost all) with the shared source premium
program but you have to contact MS for that.

HTH

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dk wrote:
I am trying to compile the existing source code of winCE 5.00 specifically
the kernel implementation and folders
D:\WINCE500\PRIVATE\WINCEOS\COREOS\NK\KERNEL but am finding that lot of
files seems to be missing like if I compile the NKNORMAL folder which results
in the creation of the nkmain.lib but I found that the files #include
<KmodeEntries.hpp>
#include <GweApiSet1.hpp> seem to be missing and the folder
#include "../../../core/acl/accchk.c" doesnot seems to be there ,
somehow I tried removed the functions like DoAccessCheck,DoPrivilegeCheck in
the file D:\WINCE500\PRIVATE\WINCEOS\COREOS\NK\KERNEL and was able to move
ahead but the #include <KmodeEntries.hpp>
#include <GweApiSet1.hpp> were missing and these file seem to contain the
structure KmodeEntries_t , If I disable and go ahead I am some how able to
compile and build the nkmain.lib and then SYSGEN to get the Nk.bin but I find
that the filysys.exe and verifier call KmodeEntries possibly to get the hooks
to the functions implemented ( SC_EventModify ... ) in NK.exe ,and it the
system starts to generate the unhandled exceptions and DataAborts

1) Is there a way I can get the header files specfically the #include
<KmodeEntries.hpp> and #include <GweApiSet1.hpp> so that atleast the
filesys.exe can use the calls provided through KmodeEntries_t .
2) It seems that possbily the nk.exe gets generated by combiantion of the
(nk.lib= nkmain.lib + nkcomp.lib+nomapfile.lib ) , Is it possible that I can
use the Nmake to compile nkmain.lib + nkcomp.lib+nomapfile.lib to generate
the Nk.lib and then compile to get the NK.exe and then do a MakeImage ,
beacuse the Sysgen seems to consume a lot of time .

what should be the arguments for Nmake or any other Tool






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